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November 22, 2024
Life has been Amazon Primed – we want everything now
We’ve lost patience with, well, pretty much everything. Thankfully, I’ve found an antidote
The Telegraph
November 22, 2024
The beauty products really worth your money, according to Telegraph editors
These skincare and make-up heroes were scored highest by the Telegraph Beauty Awards’ panel of experts – here’s why they are our favourites
The Telegraph
November 22, 2024
How we ran out of room and money to bury our dead
There are increasingly large obstacles at every stage of the process that follows a death – and grieving families are paying the price
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Kayaker ‘killed in Wisconsin lake accident’ sends video from eastern Europe
Ryan Borgwardt faked his own death to abandon family, say police after they receive proof of life message
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Cormac McCarthy had relationship with 16-year-old ‘muse’ when he was in his 40s
Augusta Britt says affair with then-married author, who died in 2023, began after they met at an Arizona motel pool
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Met Police claimed imam’s sermon saying ‘destroy Jewish homes’ is not a crime
Investigators reopen case after outrage on social media into unnamed preacher’s words
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Lawsuits accuse ‘potato cartel’ of price-gouging shoppers
Complaints say firms, including McCain Foods and Lamb Weston, broke anti-trust laws by co-ordinating price rises since 2021
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Non-crime hate incidents are undermining trust in officers, says police college head
Lord Herbert says force may need ‘rebalancing’ so it can ‘focus on job it is suppose to do’ rather than getting involved in ‘mere disputes’
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Multi-millionaire’s former partner sues for half of £18m mansion ‘promised at Alps lunch’
Christina Haynes says Mark Austin’s investment adviser assured her she and couple’s two children were protected if relationship broke down
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Trans men can be pregnant too, says Labour MP in attack on ‘gendered language’
Alex Sobel claims there could be ‘serious consequences’ if medics do not ask the right questions
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Wicked is about race and women, says film’s costume designer
Tony Award winner Paul Tazewell thinks musical ‘captures the zeitgeist of what’s going on right now culturally in a very strong way’
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
How Captain Tom’s daughter trashed his legacy
Hannah Ingram-Moore won praise for supporting her father’s fundraising during lockdown. Now she stands accused of exploiting his memory
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
The depressed should be allowed to end their life, says AC Grayling
Comments made in 2021 raise concern about safeguards surrounding assisted dying Bill
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Gavin and Stacey: new pictures reveal cast 17 years on
BBC comedy series to return with a Christmas special that takes place five years on from the previous one-off festive episode
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Watch: Heir to £230m pie fortune dropped off by Porsche before killing best friend
Dylan Thomas was found guilty of murdering William Bush on Christmas Eve in 2023
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Russian-linked ship dumps 300 tons of potentially explosive cargo off Norfolk
Environmentalists claim the operation to remove the dangerous load will have a ‘devastating impact on local maritime species’
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Ed Miliband’s new heat pump plan could tip us into civil unrest
Very soon, communities will be at war with one another until tempers are stretched beyond breaking point
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Prof Tim Spector: Covid likely to have come from a lab leak
Downing Street adviser during pandemic points to ‘obvious cover-up’ of virus origin
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Grace Kelly’s granddaughter re-wears one of her chicest suits, 61 years later
Princess Alexandra stepped out in an elegant silk Dior look as part of Monaco’s National Day celebrations
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
‘The BBC wanted a younger audience for A Question of Sport. We didn’t want to go’
Sue Barker, Phil Tufnell and Matt Dawson speak about their feelings on being dropped from the long-running show, as they reunite for a tour
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
The Captain Tom charity scandal is a warning to us all to be careful who you donate to
Recent impropriety at some charities may leave you reconsidering your donations – but the Telegraph Christmas Charity Appeal has the answer
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
The BBC’s loathing of rural Britain is clear
An embarrassing blunder involving the Corporation’s Verify service reveals its ignorance of farming woes
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
BBC presses ahead with Radio 2 60s and 70s spin-off station despite admitting it will harm rivals
The broadcaster hopes that the new station will win back some older listeners lost to competitors such as Boom Radio and Greatest Hits Radio
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
US missile base is a priority target for destruction, says Russia
Moscow claims new facility in Poland raises the risk of nuclear war, but Western forces say it is purely defensive
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Mass immigration is masking the true scale of our worklessness crisis
We are importing workers at a time when millions are being trapped in welfare. Sweden has found a way out
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Mother who faked DNA test became pregnant despite ‘knowing she faced jail’
Pleas for suspended sentence rejected as woman handed 32-month prison sentence
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
The ICC’s anti-Israel arrest warrants are a travesty – we must stand with Netanyahu
It is time for the UK to consider pulling out of this charade of an international court
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Archbishop of Canterbury’s attendance at British Museum dinner was ‘jaw dropping’, says Ian Hislop
It is lovely that you have resigned, Private Eye editor told Justin Welby, at a ‘gathering of the great and good’
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Anti-Brexit lawyer demands British Museum do more on slavery to prevent riots
Campaigner warns that efforts to obscure ‘uncomfortable truths’ could undermine social cohesion
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
What’s Starmerism? Socialism via moralising lawyers
Despite appearances, this Labour Government does have a vision – it’s rule by ECHR-adhering judges
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
World’s thinnest spaghetti invented by scientists – but not for what you think
Pasta strands 200 times thinner than a human hair are used to create breathable bandages
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
The rewilding plan bringing extinct animals back to Britain
The return of beavers, apex predators and ancient cattle is unwelcome news for some farmers – but there can be happy by-products
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
The best boutique hotels in Edinburgh
These snug and stylish properties are some of the Scottish capital’s most characterful places to stay
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Police drop investigation into Allison Pearson over tweet
Force ditches inquiry after facing criticism for “appalling” attack on free speech
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Kelvin Fletcher: ‘This tax is part of a continued attack on British family farms’
For two decades, the Emmerdale actor played a fictional farmer in the Yorkshire Dales. Then, he decided to swap acting for the real thing...
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Covid vaccine boosters rejected by majority of Americans
Survey finds the most common reason for people not getting a shot is that they do not think they need it
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Nurse wrongly said woman with sepsis did not need help, inquest hears
Claim that mother of two Kimberley Ball was given priority was ‘blatantly untrue’, says coroner
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Why Elon Musk hates Starmer’s Britain
The billionaire and Trump ally has been using his platform X to express his dim view of today’s Britain – and to attack ‘two-tier Kier’
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Council clears rat-infested tip of a garden after ‘negative publicity’
Neighbours complained about health hazard of rotting debris for 14 months before Stafford acted
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
School suspensions nearly double since before pandemic
Number of pupils suspended in autumn 2023 leaps 94 per cent compared to 2019 as school leaders warn of a system ‘on brink of collapse’
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Half of repeat knife offenders avoid jail, MoJ reveals
Government must stop listening to activist professionals endlessly excusing this crime emergency, says former prison chief
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
English National Opera enlists help from football teams to drum up support after move to Manchester
It comes after the company was embroiled in a funding row in 2022 when faced with losing its £12m grant unless it relocated from London
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
How technology ruined hotels
Lighting panels you need a degree to use, TV casting that just never works – why can’t hotels get tech right?
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Putin can’t end the war in Ukraine without Russia collapsing
Domestic political extremists may tie the Russian president’s hands
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
The US Air Force has a new weapon that could smash Putin’s army
Unfortunately it would be much less useful against China
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Prescott knew what it took to keep Labour in power
Angela Rayner could learn a lesson or two from the plain-speaking, pugnacious former deputy PM
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
How Guinness became the world’s most fashionable drink
The Irish stout is no longer the preserve of rugby fans and pensioners – just take a look at its collaboration with JW Anderson
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
Britain’s least-used railway station gets jump in passengers – but only from trainspotters
Denton in Greater Manchester was used by just 54 people in the year to the end of March making it the loneliest station in the country
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024
‘It’s becoming nastier and more violent’: Inside Britain’s anti-social behaviour problem
Verbal abuse, vandalism, graffiti are just the tip of the iceberg for the authorities in a losing battle to reclaim our streets
The Telegraph
November 21, 2024